Is there an anime that is even more disgusting than Boku no Pico?

Trannies have really "popped up" with the popularization of the Internet, who would have thought...:V
 
I always wondered what does the term Tranny means. Now, because of nma, i have gained this knowledge.
 
Speaking in reference to something else I've stated in a separate topic, that's a level of cynicism that totally ECLIPSES the cynicism of another individual. I mean, damn, total dismissal of any and all anime (barring Studio Ghibli), that's remarkable. And I consider myself strict when it comes to what kinds of anime I wanna watch, so it's not even shock out of being some kind of relentless otaku. No, I'm super particular, so to sweeping disregard for any and all just looks like that's taking it too far.

I'd say there's some you need to experience, but you'll never be able to enjoy anything if you're not open to giving them a try. =/

As per the topic, I wouldn't know, really. I don't go out of my way to see "disgusting" anime. I'm fine with "fucked up" stories with a hidden, dark, nasty meaning behind them, like the aforementioned Studio Ghibli titles, but I don't go out of my way to watch something that will make me sick. I just don't see the point of it. So yeah, that one thing that's about child molestation? I'll pass. That one thing that's just about rape? No thank you. That thing that's about fucking with your ideas of traditional character archetypes while playing with traditional concepts of narrative? Sign me up!!! =D
 
Studio Gihbli are good, but they are overrated as fuck.
MadHouse, now that's where the drooling is at.
 
Studio Gihbli are good, but they are overrated as fuck.
I'd say they're underrated. But really, their work is so subtle, it's insane. They make movies (and now games) that seem pretty straightforward, but dig a little deeper beneath the surface and they're really fucked up. Totoro is a fine example. The movie was about an actual incident back in the 70s, if I remember correctly, where a young girl was murdered, and the film is hinting at the fact that the moment the main character sees her friendly neighbor Totoro for the first time, she's already dead. No more shadows at her feet, a few things not only become fantastical but they STAY fantastical. It seems like a film about a little girl with an imaginary friend, but that's if you just look at it on the surface. The deeper meaning is far more dark, morbid, and depressing. And that's ALL of Ghibli's work! I love it! ^^

Yes, I'm aware that makes me sound like a sociopath. Well, deal with it people, I'm not! I'm..... I'm not! I'm really not. It's just intellectually intriguing. Yeah..... that's it.
 
Dude, you are taking unsupported theories as fact.... They have already dismantled that theory about it being about those murders.
Also, Underrated? Are you kidding me? They are good, very very good, but they get far too exposure even with their weaker films people act like they are the second coming of Jizzus. Specially because the ynever deviate too much from their stablished inhosue style, kind of like Disney.
Now madHouse always makes beautiful animation and they always try different things, just watch Redline, that's one beautiful movie without having Green hills.
 
I googled it and skipped over some shit, but it was just some tranny hentai thing?

Nope, transvetite little boys fucking.

I am not much into this anime stuff, but doesn't everyone look like a child in these movies, even the adult?


I think the only anime I ever watched was Ghost in the Shell and that must be years ago.
 
I may have just found an anime that is even more "disturbing" (or disgusting) than Pick no Boku.
 
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I am not much into this anime stuff, but doesn't everyone look like a child in these movies, even the adult?

There are a wide variety of anime. I think the ones with big eyed characters are for the more hardcore crowd. So there are plenty of "serious" anime with quite normal looking characters, and other like "Hellsing" with strange looking characters, but not in the adult looks like a child way. Though i'm not really an expert, as i seldom watch it. But i did watch dragon ball sagas :lol:.... It was pretty hilarious...

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Dude, you are taking unsupported theories as fact.... They have already dismantled that theory about it being about those murders.
Also, Underrated? Are you kidding me? They are good, very very good, but they get far too exposure even with their weaker films people act like they are the second coming of Jizzus.
No, they're underrated because they're celebrated for what they are on the surface. On the surface Ni no Kuni is a good game. On the surface Spirited Away is a good movie. But these are far, far deeper when you explore them and delve into what more they represent. I wasn't taking unsupported theories as fact, I was taking stated fact as fact. When a creator says what their inspiration was, pardon me for taking them for their word. I'm not saying that broken down, these hidden meanings are ALL they amount to. I'm saying they are further meanings to an already-meaningful experience. Even if all Spirited Away meant to you was a little girl being reunited with her family, that didn't mean there wasn't more to it. But the hidden meanings didn't take away a film about a little girl who gets separated from her family and gets reunited with them. See what I'm saying? They're multi-faceted stories, and in THAT respect they're underrated. Most people don't realize the multidimensional nature of them, even though as such large productions they receive so much press and attention. All that press and attention is fixated on relatively superficial things, that's why I'd say they're underrated, not because they're unpopular (cause obviously, they're not).

Let me put it to you this way, if (as you put it) "the second coming of Jizzus" WAS indeed a second coming, and it got all the attention in the world for this man who's a wonderful carpenter... that would be underrating him. Get it?
 
You literally used a literally debunked "theory" about neighbor Totoro as an example of their hidden meanings. Even tho the creators themselves said that the whole thing about the girls beign dead and the connection to those murders was bullshit. Also you are trying to act like your own interpretation is in fact what it is as opposed to what you saw. I can get any deep message from the shallowest of stories (like my favorite analogy of the plot of Bioshlock Infinite being an allegory for it's own production and the fans of Levine's work)....
Also no, "Underrated" means that their work gets looked over or not recognized, and that is one thing Studio Ghibli doesn't have to worry about, if something they are actually overrated to the point where people seem to think they are the only ones to make Animated movies in Japan. THey make some truly amazing work but they pidgeon hole themselves.
 
That's nothing. Here in LatAm we grew up with that shit uncensored. We saw a lot of cartoon boobies before we knew porn was a thing. USA people on the other hand vouldn't even know that characters died back then.
 
From wherever that infamous "how can you say you love her if you can't eat her poop?" image comes from?
 
It must be a culture thing though, I mean maybe in China they have somewhere a forum where someone created the same topic with the name "是否有飞溅的电影,更是恶心然后看到?", asking the same questions about SAW.

Think about it next time you enjoy a really heavy splatter-movie like Human Centipede, SAW or Hostel. I mean they dont throw Babys into mixers, but its not like they didnt tried it.
 
As far as japanese batfuckery goes Boku no pico sounds pretty tame (not really interested in watching it).
 
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